Written by GREG PAK
Pencils by LEONARD KIRK & Rafa Sandoval
Cover by JIM CHEUNG
32 PGS./Rated T+ /$2.99
















































The fact that the Marvel-exclusive dream team of writer Jeph Loeb and artist Ed McGuinness would follow up their forthcoming "The Ultimates" Volume 4 with a Hulk project has been known for well over a year. But today at the Baltimore Retailer Summit, a teaser image was finally revealed with the news that not only would Loeb and McGuiness be working on the Jade Giant in 2008, but so would the best-selling "Planet Hulk" creative team of writer Greg Pak and artist Carlo Pagulayan.






It seems like there is no more fitting name for the Hulk's companions than the Warbound. As detailed in Marvel Comics' “Planet Hulk” storyline, the ragtag alien group of ex-gladiators originally banded together to fight for their own freedom and later for the freedom of all the oppressed races on planet Sakaar. When tragedy befell their home planet, the Warbound accompanied their leader, the Hulk, back to Earth on a mission of revenge. Their battle for retribution is currently unfolding in the “World War Hulk” miniseries and readers can expect the Warbound's life of turmoil to continue when “WWH” ends. The group plays a role in the November one-shot “World War Hulk: Aftersmash,” but the next chapter in their life begins in December in “World War Hulk: Warbound,” a five-issue miniseries by writer Greg Pak and artist Leonard Kirk. CBR News spoke with Pak about the miniseries. Read Full Article








On Saturday at Fan Expo Canada 2007, a show billed as the second largest of its kind in North America, it was announced that Greg Pak would continue the "World War Hulk" saga with a "Warbound" mini-series.











On a film set, the shooting schedule tends to follow logistics rather than chronology — meaning every scene in the pet store gets shot on the day we’re at the pet store, regardless of when those scenes actually appear in the screenplay. So as a film director, I’ve had to train myself to keep the chronological flow of the story in my head while shooting out of sequence — which turns out to have been excellent preparation for the craziness of comic book scheduling.






Writer Greg Pak offers up a ‘Planet Hulk’ refresher as the Earth braces for the big guy’s wrath









